Supreme Court directs Delhi High Court to decide coal scam appeals within four weeks, bars interim stays on trials
The Supreme Court on August 19, 2026, directed the Delhi High Court not to grant any stay on trials in coal block allocation scam cases and to decide pending appeals of accused within four weeks to ensure their rights are protected.
Explanation in simple terms
- What:
- The Supreme Court ordered the Delhi High Court to quickly resolve appeals and blocked trial delays.
- Who:
- The Supreme Court of India acts as the top court, and the Delhi High Court hears appeals.
- When:
- 19 Aug 2026.
- Where:
- Delhi and the Rouse Avenue Courts.
- Why:
- The court wants to speed up the process to protect the rights of the accused people.
- What it means:
- The Delhi High Court must finish these appeals within four weeks and cannot pause ongoing trials.
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